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draco

/ˈdreɪ.kəʊ/

Перевод: Имя собственное, относящееся либо к древнеафинскому законодателю, известному своим суровым сводом законов, либо к созвездию в северном небе, либо к роду рептилий, обычно называемых летающими драконами.

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noun

C1formalcommon/ˈdreɪ.kəʊ/

неисчисляемое · имя собственное

A proper noun referring to either an ancient Athenian lawmaker known for his severe legal code, or a constellation in the northern sky, or a genus of reptiles commonly called flying dragons.

  • 🇷🇺Имя собственное, относящееся либо к древнеафинскому законодателю, известному своим суровым сводом законов, либо к созвездию в северном небе, либо к роду рептилий, обычно называемых летающими драконами.
  1. Athenian lawmaker C1 formal

    An ancient Athenian legislator known for creating a harsh legal code that prescribed death for most offenses, active around the 7th century BC.

    • Draco's laws were so severe that they were said to be written in blood.
    • The term 'draconian' originates from the harsh punishments of Draco.
    • Historians study Draco's code as an early example of written law.

    🇷🇺Драконт

  2. Constellation B2 formal

    A faint constellation in the northern sky that winds around the north celestial pole, located between Ursa Major and Cepheus.

    • Draco is visible year-round in the northern hemisphere.
    • The constellation Draco contains the star Thuban, which was once the pole star.
    • Astronomers use Draco to study deep-sky objects like the Cat's Eye Nebula.

    🇷🇺Дракон

    Синонимы: dragon

  3. Flying lizard genus B2 formal scientific

    A genus of reptiles, commonly known as flying dragons or flying lizards, that can glide using wing-like membranes.

    • Draco lizards are found in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia.
    • The Draco genus uses its rib-supported membranes to glide between trees.
    • Researchers observe Draco species to understand the evolution of gliding.

    🇷🇺Летучий дракон

    Синонимы: flying dragonflying lizard

  • dracoes plural form
  • dracoes' possessive plural form
  • draco's possessive singular form